Ose Properties contributions received by DOUG OSE FOR CONGRESS
$6,040,485 in itemized individual contributions is the join between the OSE PROPERTIES employer grouping and DOUG OSE FOR CONGRESS (C00444836). That cell covers 22 contributions from FEC.gov individual filings. The employer grouping totals $7,055,215; this House committee is about 86% of that properties string. Shared OSE on both sides is still an employer key meeting a candidate committee, not a finding that the real-estate entity is the campaign account.
Key figures
- DOUG OSE FOR CONGRESS received $6,040,485 from OSE PROPERTIES-coded individual gifts across 22 contributions.
- The OSE PROPERTIES grouping totals $7,055,215, so this committee is about 86% of that labeled money.
- About $274,568 per contribution is the mean of 22 itemized lines.
- Shared OSE naming is still two FEC columns; the join is not a corporate check and not USAspending.
Ose Properties as employer, Doug Ose for Congress as committee
OSE PROPERTIES is the grouped employer key. DOUG OSE FOR CONGRESS is committee C00444836. This page reports itemized individual gifts that carried both labels. The $6,040,485 figure is the intersection. Name overlap between a properties shop and a House candidate is common in self-employed and family-business filings. Common is not the same as verified self-funding. The packet does not classify the 22 lines as candidate money versus associates.
Filers who typed OSE, DOUG OSE, or a longer real-estate LLC name may sit in other keys if stored that way. The House committee is a federal candidate account. Matching PROPERTIES to that account does not merge the two legal entities.
Twenty-two contributions totaling $6,040,485 is a thin line count against an 86% employer overlap.
Eighty-six percent of the Ose Properties grouping
The OSE PROPERTIES grouping shows $7,055,215 in itemized individual money. The Doug Ose for Congress cell is $6,040,485, or about 86% of that total. About 14% of the labeled money went to other committees. Those leftover dollars are on the industry hub.
An 86% share toward one House committee does not prove the properties firm ran the campaign. It shows how this employer string lined up against C00444836. Other candidate committees can appear on the industry hub without appearing in these 22 rows.
22 lines into C00444836
DOUG OSE FOR CONGRESS received $6,040,485 from OSE PROPERTIES-coded receipts across 22 contributions. Dividing dollars by gifts gives about $274,568 per contribution. That mean is pulled by large itemized amounts. The packet does not name donors or split the 22 rows by cycle.
The committee overlay includes other employers. Those rows are not in this join. Independent expenditures in the same House race, if filed by others, are outside this source note.
Real-estate labels and federal awards
This join does not prove that Ose Properties funded Doug Ose for Congress as a corporate treasury, and it does not connect the $6,040,485 to USAspending awards. Property-company names and federal contracts are different ledgers. Shared surname across employer and committee is a labeling pattern, not a pipeline into agency dollars.
Correlation between a properties employer string and a House committee is a reporting pattern. Causation of election outcomes is not in the 22 lines. Self-funding, if it occurred, is not labeled as such in these facts.
Hubs that keep the properties key off the campaign ID
The Ose Properties industry page keeps the $7,055,215 grouping. The DOUG OSE FOR CONGRESS page keeps C00444836. All industries ranks other property keys. All FEC ties lists neighboring cells so this 86% overlap is not mistaken for the campaign’s entire file or for a corporate contribution.
The leftover 14% of $7,055,215 is OSE PROPERTIES-coded money that did not go to C00444836. Shared OSE on employer and committee is a labeling pattern, not a verified self-funding tag. About $274,568 per contribution is $6,040,485 divided by 22. Means on 22-line files move sharply if a later refresh adds a gift. The packet does not name the 22 contributors.
Surname overlap: citing properties and campaign as two IDs
Quote OSE PROPERTIES as the employer grouping and DOUG OSE FOR CONGRESS (C00444836) as the committee, $6,040,485 of $7,055,215, 22 itemized contributions, about 86%. That sentence keeps the two legal labels. Collapsing them into 'Ose gave Ose' drops the contribution count, the remainder, and the committee ID.
Unitemized gifts are omitted. Independent expenditures in that House race, if filed by others, are omitted. USAspending is omitted. OSE without PROPERTIES, if indexed, is another key. The committee overlay includes other employers not in these 22 lines. All FEC ties is where other candidate-and-business-name overlaps can be compared without treating them as one account. Keep PROPERTIES in the employer citation so an OSE-only row, if indexed, remains separate. The 22-line count belongs next to $6,040,485 and the 86% share of $7,055,215. C00444836 is the recipient ID. Unitemized gifts stay omitted. Shared OSE tokens do not verify self-funding. The leftover 14% is other committees.
Questions
- How much did Ose Properties-coded donors give Doug Ose for Congress?
- FEC.gov aggregates show $6,040,485 in itemized individual contributions grouped to OSE PROPERTIES and received by DOUG OSE FOR CONGRESS (C00444836). That join covers 22 contributions. The employer grouping across all committees is $7,055,215. These figures are not independent expenditures.
- What share of Ose Properties FEC money went to this committee?
- About 86% of the $7,055,215 OSE PROPERTIES total is in this join: $6,040,485 to C00444836. The leftover share went to other committees. A high percentage describes overlap, not a finding that the properties firm and the campaign are the same legal entity.
- Is this candidate self-funding from Ose Properties?
- The packet does not classify the 22 contributions as self-funding. It reports itemized individual gifts whose employer field grouped to OSE PROPERTIES and whose recipient is C00444836. Ownership and reimbursement are not verified here.
- Does this include independent expenditures in that House race?
- No. The source is itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Independent expenditures and operating costs are outside this join. Use the committee hub for C00444836 for other filing types.
FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.